Very excited to be co-editing a special issue for the Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice on Plural Policing in the Global South! If you are keen to contribute, please have a look at the call for papers or get in touch! linkedin.com/posts/danielle…

Thrilled to share my most recent publication, "Responding to domestic and family violence in resource-constrained contexts: a case study on rural policing innovations in Melanesia" with Sara N Amin & Amanda Robinson is out! emerald.com/insight/conten… QUT Centre for Justice QUT Library

In this interview Robert Clark, Commissioner of the Royal Anguilla Police Force, discusses the challenges and strategies of policing on a small island. He highlights the support provided by the National Police Coordination Centre and the Foreign Commonwealth and Development

If you're available and interested in a discussion about Crime and Governance in the Global South, feel free to attend the upcoming seminar!

This piece attempts to think through the implications of some recent statements from Minister Tikoduadua and approaches that can draw on the strengths of the Fiji community. Jay Caldwell QUT Centre for Justice QUT eastasiaforum.org/2024/04/29/sei…

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The Encyclopedia of Rural Crime now in paperback! My hardback copy is much used as you can see. Get your own copy from here: bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/the-encycloped…

Some very excellent points made here by Associate Professor Danielle Watson lowyinstitute.org/the-interprete… - Australia needs to tread more carefully when it comes to supporting policing in the #Pacific

Collaboration was a cross-cutting theme that emerged throughout the day 1 panels of PRNSC, which focused on national security, maritime resources, women in peacebuilding, cybersecurity threats and the impacts of climate change. #Pacific2050 Read more: pacificsecurity.net/media-release-…

It was indeed a pleasure to be a part of the "Customs, Borders & National Security Panel" at the Pacific Regional & National Security Conference in Fiji. Thank you PSC🙏🏽

The #Pacificsecurity community, together and united, on the voyage to 2050. #Pacific2050

Always a pleasure to engage with Immigration leaders from across the Pacific. PIDC RAM 2024 Honiara, Solomon Islands 🇸🇧

UPDATE 6PM Mon. Hurricane #Beryl has moved on from #Barbados. An amazing sense of community has emerged from this storm. Resort staff took good care of us. Now, hotel guests are helping them with clean-up. Faith in humanity strengthened. (I have a bad flu, my wife is helping!)

There has been major damage in Soufriere, Saint Lucia. Scenes near the Soufriere Cemetery #Beryl #SaintLucia

Interesting read...theguardian.com/world/article/…

‘Tech Doesn't Just Stay at the Border’: Petra Molnar on Surveillance’s Long Reach texasobserver.org/border-surveil… - via Texas Observer

An insightful and culturally sensitive piece on gender equality in the Pacific by Mercy Masta and Elisabeth Jackson - great to have a PNG perspective! lowyinstitute.org/the-interprete…

📢Call for Book Chapter: "Global South Researchers in Development Studies: Positionality, Power, and Vulnerability" ECRs from the Global South are invited to contribute to a forthcoming book project. The book aims to bring together voices from the Global South to discuss their

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Even at the endorsement level, the PPI has sent ripples of discord across the region. To describe it as Pacific driven is certainly a stretch! afr.com/politics/feder…